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We welcome 2nd year students from Carbondale with a picnic lunch in the 801 Courtyard. More details on the Hive.

Student Work Hours During Year Three Coursework This policy shall apply to all Core Clerkships and PEP Selectives taken during Year Three. During a Core Clerkship or PEP Selective, students will not spend on average more than 80 hours per week in required clinical and educational activities. Required activities include, but are not limited to, formal didactic teaching, hospital rounds and activities, out-patient clinic attendance, in-house and at-home calls, and attendance at examinations. Required activities do not include personal study time or optional educational experiences. Adopted by

7th Annual Student-Alumni Dinners hosted by local alumni on Wednesday, March 9, 2022 (or Thursday, March 10) from 6:00 pm to 7:30-8:00 pm. Please complete this form if you are able to host 2-3 students for dinner.

Student/Alumni Dinners are being held in March 2025! Sign-ups are open! Please use the form below to sign-up as a dinner host and let us know if you have any questions! Why become a dinner host? The students love any opportunity to meet with you and are excited to hear about medicine and community/family life from your perspective and listen to your stories and experiences. They look forward to the future stages of their careers and these dinners serve as a great way for you to mentor the students. What does being a host entail? As a dinner host, you will provide dinner to current medical

Emily Samson (Class of 2019) proudly showing off her badge at APHA 2015 in Chicago, IL. Emma James (Class of 2019) who is more than happy to be contacted by potential students who want more information about the MD/MPH program. Please email her at ejames71@siumed.edu . Other students not pictured: Evyn Neumeister- Class of 2017 Alexandra Barger- Class of 2018 Rae Gumayan- Class of 2018 Abigail Levy- Class of 2020 Jennifer Becker- Class of 2020

Medical students in the Class of 2020 at Southern Illinois University School of Medicine began their medical training this week at SIU in Carbondale. The students will participate in a “White Coat Ceremony” at 3 p.m. Friday, August 12, in Shryock Auditorium. During the ceremony, Debra Klamen, MD, MHPE, associate dean for education and curriculum and chair of the Department of Medical Education, will welcome the students and read the Hippocratic Oath. Wesley McNeese, MD, associate dean for diversity and inclusion, will present the medical students. Elizabeth Cavanaugh, MD, an anesthesiologist

New students begin medical training at Southern Illinois University.